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Lea Valley District
covers the area of Luton west of Marsh Road and the Lower Luton Road.
It extends beyond the Luton Borough boundary to include the villages of
Caddington and Slip End.
The District was formed in 1986 as a
result of the merger of parts of two previous Luton Districts: Chiltern
and Stockwood.
Our District badge shows St Mary's
Church (the town parish church in the centre of Luton), and the River
Lea which has its source in Luton.
There are 7 Active Scout Groups in Lea Valley District at present and a
newly formed Explorer Scout Unit. We are hoping to start another Scout
Group at Our
Lady Help of Christians Church, in Castle Street, as soon
we've found some Leaders.
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To view where all the Scout
Groups are in Lea Valley District, click on the Google Earth Feed Icon
on the left.
If you would like to download Google Earth
click here:
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In June 2005,
Lea Valley District held a fun day to promote Scouting within it's own
District. Click on the Poster, on the left, to view the pictures from
the Lea Valley Fun Day. |
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Lea Valley
is one of three Scout Districts within Luton, to find out more about
Icknield or Someries Districts you can click on the Luton Town Badge,
which will open the Luton Scouts Homepage. |
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Lea Valley District is
one of nine Scout Districts in the County of Bedfordshire. To find out more about
Scouting in Bedfordshire, by visiting the Bedfordshire Scouts Web Site,
please click on the County badge on the left. |
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